Definition
The quality or state of being Celtic; the collective characteristics, identity, or essence of Celtic peoples and cultures.
Etymology
Formed from Celt plus the suffix -itude (meaning condition or quality), modeled on words like 'altitude' and 'latitude.' This rare word was created in the 19th century by scholars wanting a single noun to capture the totality of Celtic identity.
Kelly Says
This word is so obscure that even most dictionaries don't include it, yet it was genuinely used by Victorian scholars who loved creating grand abstract nouns—'celsitude' sounds like something that should describe the majesty of Celtic history itself.
Translations
ARالعربية
سماوية
samawiyyah
BNবাংলা
আকাশীয়
aakash-iya
CACatalà
celestial
seh-les-tee-al
CSČeština
nebeský
ne-be-s-ky
DADansk
himmelsk
him-melsk
DEDeutsch
Himmlische
him-li-she
ELΕλληνικά
θεϊκός
the-ikos
ESEspañol
celestialidad
seh-les-tee-ah-li-dad
FISuomi
taivaallinen
tai-vaal-li-nen
FRFrançais
céleste
seh-leest
HIहिन्दी
आकाशीय
aakash-iya
IDBahasa Indonesia
surgawi
sur-ga-wi
ITItaliano
celestialità
tseh-les-tee-ah-li-ta
KO한국어
천체적인
cheonche-jeok-in
MRMR
आकाशातील
aakash-a-teel
MSBahasa Melayu
surgawi
sur-ga-wi
NLNederlands
hemels
hem-els
NONorsk
himmelsk
him-melsk
PLPolski
niebieski
njee-bee-ski
PTPortuguês
celestialidade
seh-les-tee-ah-li-dade
RUРусский
небесная
nebesnaya
SVSvenska
himmelsk
him-melsk
SWKiswahili
mbinguni
m-bin-goo-ni
TAதமிழ்
சக்தி வாய்ந்த
sa-kthi va-yin-tha
TEతెలుగు
స్వర్గీయ
svar-gi-ya
THไทย
ทางอวกาศ
tʰáŋ awkás
TLTL
kalawakan
ka-la-wa-kan
UKУкраїнська
небесний
nebesnyy
VITiếng Việt
thiên nhiên
tʰǐən ˈnɛːn